White Sox's Abreu to jury: I ate a fake passport on my way to U.S.

José Abreu Said He Ate His Fake Passport On His Flight To The U.S. Chicago White Sox slugger José Abreu testified today that he ordered a Heineken, then slowly ate his fake Haitian passport on board his flight to illegally enter the United States back in 2013. The testimony came in a federal courtroom in Miami duri Read more ... ng the ongoing trial of two men—agent Bartolo Herna...

White Sox's Abreu to jury: I ate fake passport on way to US MIAMI (AP) — Chicago White Sox first baseman Jose Abreu told a Miami federal jury Wednesday that he ate a chunk of a fake passport while flying to the U.S. to cover up his illegal

What do Trevor Story, Bo Jackson and eight others have in common? Colorado shortstop Trevor Story is the 10th rookie since 1986 to have at least 18 homers before the All-Star break. The others: Jose Canseco , Wally Joyner , Bo Jackson , Mark McGwire , Mike Piazza , Albert Pujols , George Springer , Jose Abreu and Read more ... Joc Pederson …. All eight runs in Monday’s Colorad...

Hitting Report: Explaining Abreu's power outage

Cuban-born Puig, Abreu join MLB goodwill trip to island NEW YORK (AP) — Cuban-born Yasiel Puig and Jose Abreu will be among the major leaguers making a four-day goodwill trip to the island starting Tuesday. Cuban natives Alexei Ramirez and Brayan Pena also will participate,…

M.L.B.’s Cuba Trip to Include Jose Abreu, Star Who Defected Abreu, a White Sox slugger, will be joined by other major leaguers on the good-will tour as the Cuban government makes a rare concession toward Cuban players who have left.

Mookie Betts' non-catch gives Jose Abreu one of the strangest homers

Mookie Betts's Tumbling Catch Results In A Homer After He Drops Ball This is a pretty strange play right here. Tracking down a sixth inning bomb from Jose Abreu, Red Sox center fielder Mookie Betts made the catch on the warning track. With his momentum taking him into the wall, Betts decided to leap over it and tumble Read more ... into the bullpen rather than ram into the wall at full speed. Somewhere in the act of falling, however, Betts dropped the ball, and after a replay review the umpires awarded the two-run home run to Abreu.

You've Got To Be Superman To Swing Like Jose Abreu When the Chicago White Sox signed Cuban defector Jose Abreu to a six-year, $68 million deal, the expectation was that he would be worth his money, and the hope was that he would be be the next slugging first baseman/DH in the line of team greats Fran Read more ... k Thomas and Paul Konerko. It turned out to be a pretty solid bet.